Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-15
Personalities.

Alice Oates Is dead.
Mr.. Thomas Afford is very low.
Mrs. T. C. Young is ill with pneumonia.
Dir. NJ. W. Albin was In town yesterday.
Capt. Collins Is home again. looking well.
Mr.. Thos. Whitworth was In Odessa a few
days ago.
Mr.. Dornblazer has returned to Higgins
Vile.
Hon. Chss. L. Ewing was in the city
Thursday.
Col. and Mrs. Jno. Reid left for Florida.
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Ben. A. Gordon asks US to change bis
address to Nevada, NO.
Miss Maggie Melton, of Fort Worth, Tex,
is visiting at Mr.. Howard Williams.
Mr.. Henry L. Newman, of st. Louis, spent
a day or two with friends here this week.
DR.. Griswold, of Junction City, Kansas,
was in the city Wednesday, visiting friends.
Messrs, Shewalter and Burden have been
attending the state supreme court this week.
Our genial friend, Jim Anderson, Is here
for a short visit. Look out for some whop-
ping Red Leg yarns.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Mountjoy has been very i'll
since last Saturday night. BE was much
better yesterday. however.
Mrs. Oscar Audreen left, Monday morn
ing. for Dallas, Texas. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Geo. B. Besley. Mr.. Andreen went as
far as Parsons, Kansas, with her.
Mrs, Geo. Folleston, of Kansas City, spent
Christmas at Corder, with her husband, who
has charge of the C. s. A. depot at that place,
during the absence Of Mr.. Lsrkins.
Daisy Russell, Mr.. c. Ben Russell's daugh-
ter, was badly hurt some two weeks age by
slipping on the Ice at the Baptist college and
a fall. She was in bed for several days, but
Is getting over her bruises.
The following cards have been sent TO
friends :-"Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Gordon request
your presence at the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Birdie, Wednesday, January 10, at 7, p.
m. Birdie Gordon-D. G. Jackson"
The following has been sent to frlends:-
Mrs. and Mrs. L. W. Boulware request your
presence at the marriage of their daughter,
Addie, to J.. r. Moorehead. Wednesday
morning. January %, 1887, at nine O'Clock. v
Prof. A. F.. Fleet OF the chair Of Greek at
the state University, has been granted a leave
of absence for one year from June next. his
intention being 10 spend the time In Greece
at no expense to the institution. his classes
to receive instruction through his provision
In a business letter to US Mr.. VIM. NJ.
Jordan, who Is now at Kansas City. ssys:-
"All the hands 1 took from Lexington are
sick. and some have returned to recuperate
Too much work does not agree with them
any more than with me. I have been laid VI
for the last four weeks, but am getting
around all right again."
Baltimore American: -s'If the ladies
would all follow Mrs. Cleveland's example
the big hat nuisance at the theater woule
soon be abolished. The handsome lady OF
the White House, with q party of three
ladies', accompanied BY Col. Dan Lamont
went to the New National Theater. Mrs
Cleveland, as well as the other ladies of he
party. without bonnets."
The president appears to have entirely re
covered his old-tlme vigor, and his lamenes
has left him. He has renewed his custom O
receiving senators and members calling upoI
business of importance before one o'clock +
the afternoon. He has disposed of the bust
ness laid over during his illness, and vii
doubtless soon catch up with his curreG
work. Our Grover Is a worker.
Barber County Index:-sMr. Jas. A. An
derson, the popular pharmacist with South
worth & Co., of this city, started to-day 70
his old home at Lexington, Mo-, OIL a brie
business trip. While absent, he will lay in
stock of new stories and in about ten day
; will hold his regular reception at the oil
stand. The report that he has gone east TO
a wife is likely without foundation